New European territorial challenges and regional policy: Annual Review of Regional Policy in Europe: EoRPA Paper 16/1 prepared for the 37th meeting of the EoRPA Regional Policy Research Consortium at Ross Priory, Loch Lomondside, 2-4 October 2016.

Sara Davies; Irene McMaster; Heidi Vironen; Martin Ferry; Philip Vernon

New European territorial challenges and regional policy: Annual Review of Regional Policy in Europe: EoRPA Paper 16/1 prepared for the 37th meeting of the EoRPA Regional Policy Research Consortium at Ross Priory, Loch Lomondside, 2-4 October 2016.

Sara Davies, Irene McMaster, Heidi Vironen, Martin Ferry, Philip Vernon

European Policies Research Centre

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Regional development and the regional policy context in Europe have been shaped by macro-level forces in 2015-16 including: the aftermath of the 2008 economic crisis, the refugee/migration crisis, the United Kingdom’s vote to leave the EU, and environmental/climate change.
Following the introduction of new EU Cohesion policy and EU regional aid frameworks in 2014-15, which set EU-related maps and funding arrangements until 2020, the main changes in 2015-16 have been driven by national/regional decisions to re-shape objectives, maps, budgets, instruments and institutional frameworks to meet domestic circumstances and political needs.
This report provides a comparative overview of the current situation of regional policies in 30 European countries, as well as a review of changes in 2015-16.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2 Oct 2016
Event	37th Annual EoRPA Conference - Ross Priory, Loch Lomondside, United Kingdom Duration: 2 Oct 2016 → 4 Oct 2016 Conference number: 37

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Conference	37th Annual EoRPA Conference
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
Period	2/10/16 → 4/10/16

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EoRPA
territorial challenges
annual review

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Regional Policy in the European Union: A Comparative Assessment (EoRPA Norway)
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Ministry of Local Government & Regional Development, Norway
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Davies, S., McMaster, I., Vironen, H., Ferry, M., & Vernon, P. (2016). New European territorial challenges and regional policy: Annual Review of Regional Policy in Europe: EoRPA Paper 16/1 prepared for the 37th meeting of the EoRPA Regional Policy Research Consortium at Ross Priory, Loch Lomondside, 2-4 October 2016.. Paper presented at 37th Annual EoRPA Conference, United Kingdom.

Davies, Sara ; McMaster, Irene ; Vironen, Heidi et al. / New European territorial challenges and regional policy: Annual Review of Regional Policy in Europe : EoRPA Paper 16/1 prepared for the 37th meeting of the EoRPA Regional Policy Research Consortium at Ross Priory, Loch Lomondside, 2-4 October 2016. Paper presented at 37th Annual EoRPA Conference, United Kingdom.

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New European territorial challenges and regional policy: Annual Review of Regional Policy in Europe : EoRPA Paper 16/1 prepared for the 37th meeting of the EoRPA Regional Policy Research Consortium at Ross Priory, Loch Lomondside, 2-4 October 2016. / Davies, Sara; McMaster, Irene ; Vironen, Heidi et al.

2016. Paper presented at 37th Annual EoRPA Conference, United Kingdom.

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Davies S, McMaster I , Vironen H , Ferry M, Vernon P. New European territorial challenges and regional policy: Annual Review of Regional Policy in Europe: EoRPA Paper 16/1 prepared for the 37th meeting of the EoRPA Regional Policy Research Consortium at Ross Priory, Loch Lomondside, 2-4 October 2016.. 2016. Paper presented at 37th Annual EoRPA Conference, United Kingdom.

New European territorial challenges and regional policy: Annual Review of Regional Policy in Europe: EoRPA Paper 16/1 prepared for the 37th meeting of the EoRPA Regional Policy Research Consortium at Ross Priory, Loch Lomondside, 2-4 October 2016.

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